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 1 VI   | understood that it is farthest removed from the earth during its
 2 VIII |      and if the same body were removed 257,542 miles further off,
 3 XIV  |      the steam-cranes actively removed the rubbish. Of unexpected
 4 XVIII|        shouts of joy. They had removed all difficulties. To-morrow
 5 XIX  |       as they are more or less removed from the sun.”~“I regret,”
 6 XIX  |       those which are farthest removed from it, this simple fact
 7 XX   |      surmounted, all obstacles removed, supposing everything combined
 8 II   |   beaten down to the base, was removed, not without difficulty.
 9 V    |   their dimensions, are as far removed from each other as the celestial
10 Not  |       the annoyance >should be removed.~All cases of the British?
11 Not  |        have been painstakingly removed. Hypenated words at the
12 Not  |     marker for umlaut.~All are removed.~>^2 means superscript 2.
13 Not  | indicates a different typeface~Removed (only one case) and probably